Friday 4 December 2015

Notes

Photoshoots

  • People as savages
  • Prey/predator
  • snarling/clawing/biting
Research
  • Voodoo shrines
  • Horniman Museum 
  • Japanese merman
  • Hindu Temple - giant sculpture shrines
  • Shop shrines
  • Aggie- Totems and amulets - xmas - shrine in garden /animal.
  • Butchers /petshop mice/ fish monger /farmers market
  • Alexander - taxidermy
  • Feather
  • 2 beginings of animals swap - make hybrid animal.
  • resin cast - ag lauren intern advice -youtube. 
  • fast food nation - slaughter houses 
  • Humans- selfish - won't make a difference unless on mass. 
  • Meat - rare treat - protein + fat. - Luxury
  • Fur
  • Meat
  • Bone to carve 
  • Teeth
  • Sleep in stomache of animal - bear grills and leonardo di caprio in new film
  • Pet- for company -dogs 'mans best friend' was the first animal to follow the tribe in hunter gatherer societies. - fluffy - no threat + vulnerable - reliant on u- roam free or caged- loyal- no spikey beaks or painful sharp claws, not messy - domesticated dont poo everywhere (inside) - trainable so the human can dominate/have power over them. - comfort. Vulnerable = loving, licks, stays next to you, fat and stupid, spider, snakes are intriguing. 
  • Scary threat- claws, lots of eyes, motherly instinct, male predator, sound of wolves, sound of insects, unknown sounds, cant see, being able to pick you up/carry you away, kidnap/capture you, bite, bigger than you, big teeth, flared nostrils, muscles, insects are not cute or cuddly, not domestic, mean to have as pets, spikey, loads of legs, hissing.
  • Colouring - natural/coloured feet/yellow/black danger?
This week my aim was to design my animal, a baby and an adult version, stating its various animal components and their significance to the Homo sapien. I am pleased to say I have done this. The next post will be describing my make-believe animal, next on my list is to come up with a name (latin) and to start drawing out and planning the artifacts proving the existence of the animal, or at least proving the existence of the human-animal relationship. 

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